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The CSS Propertie speak
The speak property determines whether text is rendered aurally (for screen readers). The auto value resolves to never when display: none, otherwise to always if visibility: visible. never prevents aural rendering; always forces it regardless of display and visibility.
.visible-only {
speak: auto;
}
.sr-only {
position: absolute;
clip: rect(0 0 0 0);
speak: always;
}
autoThe default value. Resolves based on display and visibility properties.neverThe element is not rendered in the aural dimension.alwaysThe element is rendered aurally regardless of visual display.
CSS Speech Module Level 1
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